China's International Energy Relations

Hao Tan is Professor in Management and Associate Dean of Education and Student Experiences at Nottingham University Business School China. Previously, he served at various universities in Australia. Professor Tan's research primarily focuses on energy and resource transitions and sustainable development, particularly within the context of China and their global implications from a policy and management research perspective. His work has been published in both leading academic journals and widely-read English and Chinese-language media platforms.

• 1. China's energy transition and its international energy relations; 2. Understanding international energy relations across multiple levels; 3. Effects of geopolitical changes on international energy relations; 4. Firms as agents of China's international energy relations; 5. The state's role in China's evolving international energy relations; 6. China's energy transition and global energy governance; 7. Conclusion; Bibliography.

'In China's International Energy Relations, Hao Tan provides an insightful and comprehensive analysis of China's critical role in the global energy transition. This book not only sheds light on the complexities of China's shift from fossil fuels to renewables but also offers a fresh perspective on how these changes are reshaping international energy dynamics. Tan's detailed research and innovative framework make this an important read for anyone looking to understand the future of global energy relations in an era of unprecedented change.' Christopher Marquis, Sinyi Professor of Chinese Management, University of Cambridge